Word: impacting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...powerful force," the "most powerful actor" in city politics. They are Painstakingly cautious and years to be transparent, yet they are in everyone's mind and everyone's strategy. They are the Boston press, and though they rarely figure in their own stories. they almost certainly had more impact than they care to think about in yesterday's election...
...seem to have a large impact in this community." said Matthew V. Storin. managing editor of The Boston Globe. "Things we do are magnified. Even the TV stations sometimes cover us more than the candidates. I'm not afraid to admit that at all. We have a big voice...
Officers at the scene said that even though there were no arrests, the roadblock was successful because much of its impact is in longterm public relations...
...most dangerous the agency says it has ever regulated. But then David Stockman, director of the Office of Management and Budget, asked OSHA to withdraw its new standard, whose cost to U.S. industry is estimated to be $30 million. OMB asked for more time to study the economic impact of the rule...
...that nearly two out of three teachers support the concept of merit pay. Seven states now have some form of it in one or more local school systems, nine more are considering specific legislation, and 29 are studying the idea. But the jury is still out on the potential impact. In Los Angeles, 200 of the city's 25,000 teachers last year were awarded $1,008 extra for superior performances and extra work; the program is generally well received by the teaching staff. It has also worked for more than 30 years in the Ladue School District...